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nAnnual Renaissance Festival fun for all By Vera [email protected]; 810-433-6823 Repeat visitors to the annual Michi-gan Renaissance Festival in the shire of Hollygrove know well that there are hundreds of people dressed in period costumes milling about the fair all day on weekends during the season. It’s a misconception, however, that they’re just hanging out at the tavern drinking ale. There is much more to these folks who call themselves not patrons, but “play-trons.” At least that’s what the people who work there, known as “rennies,” call them. What is likely the one thing peo-ple don’t know about playtrons, who come from all over the country for the festival, is that they volunteer their time at the festival and conduct many charitable fundraisers. One is the “Rennie Rescue,” in which money is collected for the Renaissance Festival workers to pay for medical expenses and other bills. “Many of them don’t have insurance,” said Tracy Nussle of Linden. Another charity fundraiser is called “Drench a Wench,” where people pay to throw a wet sponge at a wench. The pro-ceeds go toward breast cancer research. Nussle, 53, Sherry Smith, 50, of Holly, and Nussle’s son, Chad Worden, 33, of Grand Blanc are among the hundreds of playtrons who look forward to playing the part at each year’s festival in Holly. Nussle has been attending for 15 years. Her son has been going for 20 years and

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(Above) These folks are among the hundreds of “playtrons,” who spend entire weekends at the Michigan Rensaissance Festival each year. Many of them make their own costumes and accessories. They say they do it for the camaraderie and stress relief. (Bottom right) Sherry Smith, left, and Tracy Anderson-Casner are among the many playtrons who became friends at the Renaissance Festival.

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Smith for approximately eight years. “At least 75 percent of the attendees who come through the gates are play-trons,” said Worden. The three belong to the many different groups that make up the playtron culture.

Nussle, for example, belongs to three different pirate groups, all of which have their own ships, crew and officers. There are about 10 to 15 different ships of pirates at the Michigan Renaissance Festival.

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5 years …Sunday, Aug. 22, 2010Survey: More restaurants, taverns hurt by smoking ban. The Michigan Res-taurant Association (MRA) released results of its first survey on the impact of the smoking ban in restaurants and taverns. Establishments have been more than 2.5 times more likely to experience a decrease in sales than to have experienced increased sales. Survey results show 42.2 percent state their sales are down since the ban was enacted.

10 years … Sunday, Aug. 21, 2005Trial begins for man accused of stran-gling wife. Robert Thomas Parks, 32, sat quietly in court Tuesday as Genesee County Assistant Prosecutor Mark Beckman told jurors that Parks was a man that kept his pimp hand strong, and one who wanted sex anywhere, with anyone at any time. Parks is on trial for allegedly strangling his wife, Jessica Andrews Parks, to death the night of Sept. 3, 2004. Their 2-year-old son was in the apartment.

15 years …Sunday, Aug. 20, 2000Administration building for sale. Linden Community Schools Board of Educa-tion housed in the historic administra-tion building downtown is for sale. School officials will be looking at bids of parties interested in the purchase of the administration and the 10.9 acres on which it stands on Bridge Street, near Broard.

20 years …Sunday, Aug. 20, 1995Michigan Bean Building to be trans-formed into antiques mall. A Fenton landmark will be back in business. The 130-year-old Michigan Building, located at the corner of LeRoy and Main Street along the Grand Trunk Western railroad tracks, was sold to Joan Cock-erton of Grand Blanc. She plans to turn the building into an antiques mall with luncheon service.

25 years …Sunday, Aug. 19, 1990A big show! Pro-millage forces all out for LF forum. The big event was com-plete with cheerleaders, posters and television cameras. Supporters of the home team were fired up for a victory, but a small group of dissenters seemed bent on spoiling the fun. It may sound a lot like a high school football game, but the big event was a public forum to hear pros and cons of a 37.06 mill proposal on the Aug. 30 Lake Fenton millage election.

30 years …Sunday, Aug. 18, 1985Warren shot to death. Prominent de-veloper’s wife held for questioning by police. Prominent Flint developer David Nelson Warren, 39, was shot to death early Wednesday morning in his home on Moffett Drive in Fenton Town-ship. It was ruled as a domestic-related incident by homicide detectives from the Flint State Police Post. Warren’s 31-year-old wife was held for question-ing but not arrested. Police sources said those who investigated the shoot-ing believed it was an accident.

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RENAISSANCEContinued from Page 1B Nussle even has her own pirate name that she uses during the Ren Fest — “One Boot Tracy.” The story behind the name is that she is on a ship with mostly men. Showing she is just as tough as they are, she kicked them in the rear, resulting in the loss of one of her boots. Hence the name. The three say there are many different groups of playtrons at the festival. They include Vikings, Bulgarians, Washing Well Wenches, Scottish clans, Rogues Guild, elves and fairies and some who dress in only fur. The Washing Well Wenches are among the entertainment. Why do they do it? According to Nussle, who is a retired criti-cal care registered nurse, she does it for the camaraderie and it’s a great stress reliever. “Have you ever been in a crowd and felt like you didn’t belong,” Nussle asked. “It’s not

like that at the festival. No one is judgmental, you feel as though you belong.” Smith said she has made some of her best friends there. “Where can you go play dress up and not feel like an idiot,” she asked. The friends from the Renaissance Festival get together other times of the year. “Once a month we have the opportunity to get together at other venues, like Frankenfest in Frankenmuth, for example,” said Smith. Nussle and Worden slide into the English accents when they’re at Hollygrove. Smith does not. Nussle performs impromptu skits on the grounds, like the “Let me guess your name” skit, where she keeps shouting out a name until someone says, “that’s me.” Most of the playtrons make their own pe-riod clothing. Some purchase the outfits and accessories online and others like to trade. “There is a lot of horse-trading,” said Worden. Nussle said the playtrons are made up of many professional people. “We have nurses, attorneys and many teachers,” she said. “It’s a lot of fun but it’s also very expensive. You have to have some money to do this.” Because of the complexity of the period costumes, especially for the ladies, it is nearly impossible to drive a vehicle, said Nussle. “We bring our costumes to the festival park-ing lot and help each other get dressed for the day.” Worden said many of the men are involved in leatherwork and make many of the belts and pouches. “Pouches are critical,” he said. “The costumes we wear do not have pockets.” Renaissance fairs around the country have specific rules. According to Worden, “In Colorado, they have modesty rules and tattoos are not allowed. “The festival in Tennessee doesn’t allow cleavage.” Many people meet their mates at the Renaissance Festival, which even hosts weddings. “Where else can you get married in a castle?” asked Worden.

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“I have found a pet. A neighbor couldn’t take care of her. She was a little dachshund mix. Fi-nally we found this fam-ily that wanted to adopt. We saved the dog.”

— Mary Richards, Fenton Township

“I have found pet in Grand Blanc. They were two pitbulls. They had collars. You could tell they were nice dogs. It was a good ending.”

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Local salon celebrates 25 yearsleast 10 years,” said salon owner Beth Bertschy, who has been at the salon since she was 21 years old.

Bertschy purchased the sa-lon 12 years ago from Diana Metras, who had opened the salon in July 1990. Metras has remained on the staff as a hair stylist throughout all these years. “Our niché is affordability in a very relaxed atmosphere,” said Bertschy. “We offer a full range of hair services, mani’s and pedi’s, plus waxing. We’re also

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AtaregularmeetingoftheFentonCityCouncil,heldat301S.LeroyStreet,Fenton,Michigan48430,onthe10thdayofAugust2015,at7:30p.m.

PRESENT: Bland,Grossmeyer, Jacob,King, Lockwood,Mc-Dermott,Osborn

ABSENT: None

The followingresolutionwasofferedbyLockwoodandsupportedbyJacob.

WHEREAS, in1988, theCityofFenton(“City”)wasauthorizedbytheprovisionsofPublicAct281of1986(“Act281”)tocreatealocaldevel-opmentfinanceauthority(“Authority”);and

WHEREAS,pursuant toAct281 theCityCouncilwas required toholdapublichearingontheestablishmentoftheAuthorityandthecreationofanAuthorityDistrictinwhichtheAuthoritywouldexerciseitspowers;and

WHEREAS,onMay9,1988, theCityCouncilconductedapublichearingon theproposedAuthority and thedesignationof theproposedAuthorityDistrict;and

WHEREAS,onAugust22,1988,theCityCouncilpassedaresolu-tioncreatinganAuthorityfortheCityofFenton,designatingboundariesoftheAuthorityDistrict,andprovidingforothermattersrelatedthereto;and

WHEREAS, attached hereto as “Exhibit 1” is a copy of theCityCouncil’sAugust22,1988,minutes, including theLocalDevelopmentFi-nanceAuthorityResolution,adoptedonthesamedate;and

WHEREAS,theCityCouncilwishestoamendtheCity’sLocalDe-velopmentFinanceAuthorityResolutionasprovidedherein;and

WHEREAS, the amendments herein do not alter or amend theboundariesof theAuthoritydistrict to includeor exclude lands from theAuthorityDistrictorcreatenewAuthorityDistricts.

NOW,THEREFORE,BEITRESOLVEDTHAT:theCity’sLocalDevel-opmentFinanceAuthorityResolution,Paragraphs7 (PowersofAuthority)and8(FiscalYear;AdoptionofBudget)areamendedasprovidedbelow.

1. Paragraph7of theCity’sLocalDevelopmentFinanceAu-thorityResolutionshallbeamendedtoread:POWERSOFAUTHORITY.

(a)TheAuthorityshallhaveallpowersprovidedbyAct281asitnowexistsorashereafteramendedandshallbesubjecttoallofthedutiesandlimita-tionsthereinsetforth.

(b)TheBoardmayemployandfixthecompensationofadirectoraspro-videdbyAct281andsubjecttotheapprovaloftheCityCouncil,providedthattheamountofanycompensationsofixedshallfirstbesetforthinthebudgetoftheAuthorityasprovidedinthisresolutionandbesubjecttotheapprovaloftheCityCouncil.ThedirectorshallserveatthepleasureoftheBoard.AmemberoftheBoardisnoteligibletoholdthepositionofdirector.

(c)TheBoardmayappointoremployandfixthecompensationofatreasur-erasprovidedbyAct281,providedthattheamountofanycompensationsofixedshallfirstbesetforthinthebudgetoftheauthorityasprovidedinthisresolutionandbesubjecttotheapprovaloftheCityCouncil.AlthoughtheBoard’s treasurershallkeep thefinancialrecordsof theauthorityandperformotherdutiesasprovidedbyAct281,theCitytreasurershallbetheAuthority’sfiscalagent,responsibleforkeepinganddepositingallmoniesandfundsinsuchmannerandonlyinsuchplacesastheCityCouncilmaydetermine.

(d)TheBoardmayappointoremployandfixthecompensationofasecre-taryasprovidedbyAct281,providedthattheamountofanycompensationsofixedshallfirstbesetforthinthebudgetoftheAuthorityasprovidedinthisresolutionandbesubjecttotheapprovaloftheCityCouncil.

(e)TheBoardmayretain legalcounsel toadvise theBoard in theproperperformanceofitsduties,asprovidedbyAct281,providedthattheamountofanycompensation,feesorcoststobepaidtosuch legalcounselshall

firstbesetforthinthebudgetoftheAuthorityasprovidedinthisresolutionandbesubjecttotheapprovaloftheCityCouncil.

(f) The Board may employ other personnel, consultants or contractorsdeemednecessarybytheBoard,providedthattheamountofanycompen-sation fixed foranysuchpersonnel, includinganycontractorsorconsul-tants,shallfirstbesetforthinthebudgetoftheAuthorityasprovidedinthisresolutionandbesubjecttotheapprovaloftheCityCouncil.

2. Paragraph8of theCity’sLocalDevelopmentFinanceAu-thorityResolutionshallbeamendedtoread:FISCALYEAR;ADOPTIONOFBUDGET;BUDGETREQUIREMENTS.

(a)ThefiscalyearoftheAuthorityshallbeginonJuly1ofeachyearandendonJune30ofthefollowingyear,orsuchotherfiscalyearasmayhere-afterbeadoptedbytheCity.

(b)TheBoardshallannuallyprepareabudgetandshallsubmit ittotheCityCouncilonthesamedatethattheproposedbudgetfortheCity,ifre-quiredbythecitycharter,istobesubmittedtotheCityCouncil.TheBoardshallnotfinallyadoptabudgetforanyfiscalyearuntilthebudgethasbeenapprovedbytheCityCouncil.TheBoardmay,however,temporarilyadoptabudgetinconnectionwiththeoperationofanyimprovementswhichhavebeenfinancedbyrevenuebondswhererequiredtodosobytheordinance,statuteorresolutionauthorizing therevenuebonds. TheAuthority’sbud-get,whichshallbesubject toapprovalby theCityCouncil,mustbepre-pared in thesamemannerandcontain thesame informationas requiredfordepartmentsoftheCityintheCity’sbudgetandshallincludenarrativeexplanations for each line item expenditure. General or vague descrip-tionsofproposedexpendituresarenotauthorized.Suchbudgetmust in-cludeindividuallineitemsforallpersonnel,includingtheAuthority’sdirec-tor,treasurer,secretary,legalcounsel,andanycontractorsorconsultants.Ifanychange inpersonnel,contractors,consultantsorcompensation forsuchpersonnelaslistedhereinisproposedduringafiscalyear,suchshallrequiresubmissionofabudgetamendment,whichshallbesubjecttotheapprovaloftheCityCouncil.

(c)TheAuthorityshallsubmitfinancialreportstoalltheCityCouncilatthesametimeandonthesamebasisasdepartmentsoftheCityarerequiredtosubmitreports.TheAuthorityshallbeauditedannuallybythesameindepen-dentauditorsauditingtheCityandcopiesoftheauditreportshallbefiledwiththeCityCouncilandtheboard.

(d)TheCityCouncilmayassessareasonableproratashareof thecostofhandlingandauditingthefundsoftheauthorityagainstthefundsoftheauthor-ity,asprovidedbyAct281.

3. All portions of prior resolutions inconsistent herewith areherebyrescinded.

4. TheClerkoftheCityofFentonshallpublishthisresolutioninthemannerprescribedbylaw.

5. ThisresolutionshalltakeeffectuponfilingwiththeCityClerk,filingwith theSecretaryofStateandpublication inanewspaperofgeneralcirculationwithinthecity.

ADOPTED:

Yeas: Grossmeyer, Jacob, King, Lockwood,McDermott,Osborn,Bland

Nays: None

RESOLUTIONDECLAREDADOPTED.

I,ReneeWilson,CityClerkoftheCityofFenton,herebycertifythistobeatrueandcompletecopyofResolutionNo.15-15dulyadoptedataregularmeetingoftheCityCouncilheldonthe10thdayofAugust,2015.

______________________________________________ ReneeWilson,CityClerk

CITY OF FENTONRESOLUTION NO. 15-15

TO AMEND THE LOCAL DEVELOPMENT FINANCE AUTHORITY RESOLUTION

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FULL TIME SHOP and delivery help wanted, hourly plus benefits. Please apply in person at Douglas Water Conditioning, 1000 N. Leroy, Fenton.

DIRECT CAREfull-time afternoons and

part-time midnights open in Clarkston. Starting pay is $9.28/hour. MORC trained

only need apply. Call 248-625-4273.

DRIVERSDo you have a CDL?

Now Hiring, no experience necessary, paid training,

earn $55,000 plus ANNUALLY!

Call 888-497-1268.

TRI-COUNTY TIMES is looking for Fenton/Linden newspaper carriers. Papers must be delivered by 2p.m.

every Saturday. Email [email protected].

HAIRSTYLIST - LICENSED, experienced in roller sets/blow dry. One/ two days weekly, Linden area assisted center. Call 800-762-7391.

HVAC/R Technician Commercial company is seeking an experienced service technician for repair and maintenance of all types HVAC systems including refrigeration. Full time position with excellent benefit package. Please send resume to: [email protected] or fax to 810-629-3616.

MANICURIST - EXPERIENCED, LICENSED, one day per week. Fenton area assisted living center. 800-762-7391.

NEEDED EXPERIENCEDSeamstress in downtown Holly at Kelly’s Sewing Parlor. Non Smoker. Please call 248-634-5877.

PIPE FITTER - Looking for a pipe fitter for machinery and equipment with 3-5 years experience. Understanding of air logic and pneumatic circuit design required. Please submit resume to: [email protected].

Trucks/SUV’sForSale

1994 CHEVY, 1/2 ton pick-up, for parts only. Good motor, new tires. Asking $1,800/best. Call 248-634-9434.

EmploymentWanted

TWO OFF WATER single family condominium

sites available, includes dock access/boat slip to Lake Ponemah, well and

sewer, utilities, paved streets. $25,000 each.

Call 517-521-3478.

LandForSale

LOON LAKE 2 lots left! Completely developed, ready to build. View of two lakes. $10,000 and up. Best offer, quick sale! 810-964-3472 or 810-735-6887.

RealEstateForSale

RealEstateForRent

FENTON LARGE one bedroom modern duplex, close to town on dead end street, small pet okay, central air. $550 monthly, water included. $550 deposit. 810-730-8111.

ALL REAL ESTATE advertising in this newspaper is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 which makes it illegal to advertise preference, limitation, or discrimination based on race, color, religion or national origin, or an intention to make any such preference, limitation or discrimination.

TRAINING! Real Estate TRAINING!Noexperienceneeded,Wewilltrainyou!

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Professionals120 N. Leroy St., Fenton

124 feet of water frontage with a sandy bottom on Lake Fenton. Approxi-mately 4000 sq ft with 4/5 bedrooms, 3 full and 2 1/2 baths. Expansive lake views from the kitchen, rec room, and family room and all bedrooms on the second floor. Extensive landscaping and landscape lighting on the lakeside of the home. A new whole house generator, newer well, high efficiency boiler, water heater, and water softener in the last 5 years. All of the bathrooms, laundry room and kitchen have been updated. Owner is an Agent. Call Gail at 810-577-9901 or email [email protected].

3.5 ACRES

FENTON LAKE LANDMARKFOR SALE BY OWNER • $1,346,000

Patty Pieron(810)577-4275

1032 N. Leroy, Fenton

OPEN SUNDAY 1:00 - 3:00Completely updated

throughout original charm preserved with all the

amenities of today’s living. No detail spared in this 3 bedroom, 2.5 baths with

plenty of closet space and storage. Just blocks away

from downtown and all the events and entertainment. Join me to introducing you

to your new home!

$169,900

915 Main St. Fenton

HARTLAND 12316 Highland Rd. (M-59)

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HARTLAND. Well planned 2048 sq. ft. ranch on 2.21 beautiful acres. 3 bedrooms, 3 full baths. Nice kitchen-dining area, comfortable great room w/wood burning fireplace and great views. Peaceful all season room. Finished basement w/2nd kitchen, 4th bedroom, family room and full bath. 3 car garage plus 28x30 barn with cement floor and electric. Private yard & wide paved drive. $285,000. 9478 Parshallville Rd. just West of Old US-23.

OPENHOUSESundayAug.,16th1-4pm

Lake Fenton LakeFront12406 Windsor Beach Dr. • $649,000

call 810-691-1062 for details

FOR SALE BY OWNER

4 bedroom, 2.5 bath, handicapped accessible, full basement with walk out, 2 car attached and 4 car heated detached garage, large lighted composite deck, sandy swim beach on peninsula that is part of property, very large secluded lot, full house generator, camera security system and more.


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MiscellaneousforSale

2004 26’ FLAGSTAFF travel trailer, 12’ slide, needs TLC, $3,000; Craftsman 10” table saw, good condition, $125; Mercury boat motor, 6h.p., twin short shaft, $175. Cell 810-875-3110, landline 810-714-4169.

TRI-COUNTY TIMES PHOTOSAny staff photo published in the Tri-County Times can be purchased by calling 810-433-6797.

FOUR TIFFANY LAMPS, $250 for all, need minor repair; rattan cocktail table, $29; rocker, $19; golf cart, $15. Call 810-629-5515.

ALL SCRAP metals picked up including appliances. We buy scrap cars/trucks, farm equipment/motor homes, auto and farm batteries. 810-730-7514, 810-449-0045.

I NEED your scrap metal, washers, dryers, water heaters, furnaces, aluminum, copper piping, etc. Please call 810-735-5910.

MiscellaneousWanted

1999 MALLARD 5th wheel, 24’, good

condition, must see, one owner. 1/2 ton towing, good tires, one slide out. $4,500.

810-750-3616.

Campers&Trailers

KITTENS UNIQUELY smart, play fetch, very affectionate; also cat, two years old. Spayed, all shots, white, some small tabby spots, loving. $20 re-homing fee each. 810-735-5861.

Pets

Office/Retail

FENTON LAKE WINDS PLAZA

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1 unit 1,080 sq ft., 2nd unit 1,387 sq ft., lots of parking. No NNN-Brokers protected.

Call 248-884-8167.

Garage SalesTO ADVERTISE, CALL 810-629-8194

AUGUST 20th-22nd, 9-5p.m.

14032 Placid Dr. Garage sale! Wheel

horse tractor with equipment, tools, bikes, household, electronics, miscellaneous items.

Holly

3 Family

AUGUST 20th-21st, Thursday-Friday,

9-5p.m.501 S. East St. Antiques,

baby/women’s items, household, garage,

furniture, bathroom fixtures.

Fenton


16507-16515 Vintage Dr., south of Owen/Whitaker.

Two HUGE sales! Furniture, household,

large safe, kids clothes, toys and more.

Fenton

AUGUST 21st-22nd, 9-4p.m.

13372 S. Horrell Rd. Moving sale. Lake items,

furniture, much more, too much to list!

Fenton

AUGUST 20th-22nd, Thursday/Friday,

9-4p.m., Saturday, 9-12p.m.

11318 Nora Dr. Generator, drum set, furniture, household, toys. Priced to sell!

Fenton

AUGUST 21st-23rd, 9-6p.m.

8337 Denton Hill Rd. Large multi-family garage sale! Many

household items. Too much to list.

Fenton

AUGUST 21st-22nd, 8-5p.m.

neighborhood sale on Noah’s Ark in Holly.

Gardening, automotive, woodworking, tools, equipment, antiques,

horse equipment, appliances. For more

information call 248-634-1697.

Holly

August 20th-22nd, 8-4p.m.

13200 Lake Shore. 3 family moving/

estate sale! 50 years of collecting. Sewing,

crafts, clothing, Red Hat items.

LakeFenton


1211 Lexa Lane, Flint 48507. Furniture, name

brand clothes, household items, holiday, over

600 childrens books, electronics and

much more!

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15226 Murray Rd., on Myers Lk. Must come see! Too much to list.

Argentine

AUGUST 21st only, 9-4p.m.

4027 Pebble Ridge Ct. **GOTTA GO SALE** Moving! Lots of furniture.

Too much to list.

Fenton

Holly

AUGUST 21st-23rd, 9-6p.m.

9550 Oakhurst Rd. Moving sale! Horse

equipment, horse trailer, GMC truck, tools, lawn equipment, furniture,

miscellaneous.

Holly

THURSDAY to SATURDAY 8-4p.m.10445 Denton Creek Dr. Huge fundraiser sale for

Clara’s Hope orphan care. Over 34 families contributed!

Electronics, patio chairs, leather couches, decor, toys, clothes-all sizes, books, home school,

stamps, lamps.

Fenton

(810) 629-8194

MAKE YOUR GARAGE SALE SUCCESSFUL

AUGUST 20th-21st, 9-3p.m., 22nd,

9-12p.m.11338 Tyrone Trail, Hills of Tyrone Subdivision. Moving sale! Furniture, household, kids items,

much more.

Fenton


15322 Catalina Way. Retired teacher sale,

K-2. Furniture and miscellaneous items.

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GregSoldMine.comGreg Dean: 810-629-1247 • Sell phone: 810-877-8400

Email: [email protected]

SUNDAY, AUG. 16TH • 1-3PM(Sadler Drive, just off

Four Lakes Drive on Lake Ponemah)Great lot with beautiful view

on Squaw Lake. Thinkingaboutthatdreamhouseyoudesignonthelake?Everwonderwhatitwouldbeliketocruisearoundthelake?Pricedat$169,000,landcontracttermsavailablewith$20,000down&goodcredit.LakeFront

OPEN HOUSETHIS IS YOUR BIG CHANCE TO COME TO AN

You can cruise around the lake and see what life on the water would be like. Boat tour available for interested buyers.

WITH OUT A HOUSE!

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VILLAGE OF HOLLYNOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

PLANNING COMMISSIONNOTICE OF SPECIAL LAND USE REQUEST

NOTICE ISHEREBYGIVEN, inaccordancewithArticles5and17of theVillageofHollyZoningOrdinancetheVillageofHollyPlanningCommis-sionwill conduct apublic hearingon a request for a special land usepermitonAugust26,2015at7:00PM(orassoonthereafteraspossible)intheVillageCouncilChamberslocatedat920E.BairdStreet,Holly,MI48442.

Anapplication foraspecial landusepermitwas filedbyDawnRossell,HollyHillsPrimitive topermita retailboutique inaSingleFamilyResi-dentialdistrictat512E.MapleStreet,parcelID#IH-01-34-326-015.TheproposeduseisallowedonlyafterreviewandapprovalbytheHollyPlan-ningCommission inaccordancewithArticles5and17oftheHollyZon-ingOrdinance.WrittencommentsmaybesubmittedtotheVillageClerk/Treasurer,300EastStreet,KarlRichterCenter,Holly,Michigan48442priorto thereviewandmayalsobesubmittedat themeeting.Alldocumentspertinent to theapplicationareavailable for inspection in theVillageOf-ficesattheaboveaddressduringregularbusinesshours.

Interestedpersonsareencouraged toattend themeeting.Handicappedpersons needing assistance to attend are asked to contact the villageoffices at least48hoursprior to themeeting at (248)634-9571duringregularbusinesshours.

CathreneA.BehrensClerk/TreasurerVillageofHolly

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Marilyn Kay Hoppe 1945-2015Marilyn Kay Hoppe - age 70, of Linden, died August 11, 2015. A celebration of her life will be held 12-5 PM Sunday, August 23, 2015 at the Hoppe Residence. Marilyn was born February 12, 1945 in Witchita, KS, the daughter of Bob and Ruth Savoy. Surviving are husband, William J. Hoppe Jr.; daughter, Lennie (Bill)

Theurer; daughter-in-law, Paula Hoppe; grand-children, Gavin, Mat-

thew, Donovan, Benjamin, Maclaren; brothers, Bob Savoy, John (Jackie) Savoy, Kenny (Carol) Savoy, Gene (Kim) Savoy; sisters, Rosina (Dave) Tammany, Patty (Dave) Lies, Jonita Savoy, Connie Stevens, Kathy McDonald; father-in-law, William Hoppe Sr.; sisters-in-law, Betty (John) Holcomb, Nancy Fisk, Mary (Tom) Boudrie; brother-in-law, Jim (Pam) Hoppe. She was preceded in death by her parents; sons, Michael and Bradley; brothers, Billy and Jimmy Savoy; mother-in-law, Tonnite. Online con-dolences may be posted on the obituaries page of www.sharpfuneralhomes.com.

Obituaries, Funeral Servicesand Memoriams

Clyde Beers Clyde Beers - age 85, died August 9, 2015. Services provided by Sharp Funeral Homes. www.sharpfuneral-homes.com.

Jan Whalls Jan Whalls - age 80, died August 9, 2015. Services provided by Sharp Funeral Homes. www.sharpfuneral-homes.com.

James Toombs James Toombs - age 87, died August 9, 2015. Services provided by Sharp Funeral Homes. www.sharpfuneralhomes.com.

Marcy Hosey Marcy Hosey - age 40, died August 10, 2015. Services provided by Sharp Funeral Homes. www.sharpfuneral-homes.com.

Philip Anderson Philip Anderson - age 65, died August 10, 2015. Services provided by Sharp Funeral Homes. www.sharpfuneralhomes.com.

John Byers John Byers - age 65, died August 8, 2015. Services entrusted to Sharp Funeral Homes. www.sharpfuneral-homes.com.

Linda Schroeder Linda Schroeder - age 86, died August 8, 2015. Services entrusted to Sharp Funeral Homes. www.sharpfuneralhomes.com.

Donna Powell Donna Powell - age 85, died August 12, 2015. Services entrusted to Sharp Funeral Homes. www.sharpfuneralhomes.com.

Gerald OvingtonGerald Ovington - age 78, died August 8, 2015. Services entrusted to Sharp Funeral Homes. www.sharpfuneralhomes.com.

Harry John “Jack” Edwards 1944-2015Harry John “Jack” Edwards – age 71, of Fenton, born July 7, 1944 passed away peacefully at home of natural causes on August 9, 2015. Harry retired from GM Metal Fab Flint in 2006 with 42 years as a skilled pipefit-ter and member of UAW Local 659. He served in the Marine Corps Reserve for 8

years. He was also a long standing member of the NSRA (National Street

Rod Association). Harry had a great passion for cars starting at a young age with drag racing then even-tually moving into building meticulous street rods. Harry won many awards, trophy’s and best of show for many of the cars he built himself. He received a special invite for his 1948 Studebaker to be the feature car at the St. Ignace car show. He also enjoyed boating, snowmobiling, creating stained glass, and enjoyed working in his yard. Harry was a true jack of all trades, there was nothing he could not fix or make. He received acknowledg-ment from GM for many suggestions for improve-ment and cost savings that were implemented. His pride was raising his family on Lake Fenton and he also enjoyed spending time at his cabin in Hubbard Lake with family. He is survived by his wife of 49 years, Pau-lette (Mitchell) Edwards of Fenton; daughter, Rachele and Greg Davidson of Grand Rapids; son, Erik Jon Edwards of Fenton; his beloved Shih Tzu, Maggie; and grandchildren, Evan Mitchell Davidson, Olivia Nichole Davidson, Trevor Jack Davidson, Johanna Edwards (deceased) of Germany, Karla Marie Ed-wards of Germany, and Lil-iane Nora Edwards of Ger-many; as well as mother, Marcena L Edwards of Vir-ginia; mother-in-law, Shirley P Mitchell of Fenton; sister, Judy Sheridan of Virginia; two special brothers-in-law, Gary J Mitchell and Craig P Mitchell both of Fenton. Harry was a cancer survivor and received treatment at U of M Cancer Center Ann Arbor through the direction of Dr. Joseph Trollman of Fenton. A private memorial has taken place. Donations can be made to American Cancer Society or American Heart Association. Con-dolences can be made at the obituary page of www.sharpfuneralhomes.com.

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Benjamin ToddBenjamin Todd - age 79, died August 12, 2015. Services entrusted to Sharp Funeral Homes. www.sharpfuneralhomes.com.

Kenneth MunsellKenneth Munsell - age 91, died August 13, 2015. Services entrusted to Sharp Funeral Homes. www.sharpfuneralhomes.com.

Kathryn ClarkKathryn Clark - age 82, died August 13, 2015. Services entrusted to Sharp Funeral Homes. www.sharpfuneral-homes.com.


DEAR AMY: Over a year ago, my brother and I got into an argument over politics and we both said some things we should not have said. I had purchased tickets to see a band with him for his birthday but did not want to go with him. I dropped the tickets off at his house with a note saying I no longer wanted to go. A year has passed and I feel bad about the way I handled this situation. I recently reached out to reconcile but have not received a response. I wrote an apology and followed up indicating life was too short to be angry for too long and that I was sorry for what I said — but I have not had any response. Should I just leave this alone now and wait, or should I continue to try and reconcile? I want to get back to the way it

DEAR DR. ROACH: I am 85 and in good health, except for dizzy spells. It was said that I have vertigo, but I do not believe this to be the case. Meclizine is of no help. The symptoms are worse when I close my eyes. When I do, I feel like I may fall. Other symptoms are shuffling of feet, dizziness and dizziness on standing too quickly. Is it possible I have Meniere’s disease? — A.T.H.

ANSWER: “Dizziness” is a very nonspecific term. It can mean vertigo, which is a sensation of movement when there isn’t any; lightheadedness,

such as we can all get sometimes when standing too quickly; or a disorientation that can happen when blood sugar is low. Meniere’s disease is a cause of

true vertigo, often with ringing in the ears and hearing loss. Shuffling of the feet is a red flag for Parkinson’s disease. Dizziness is a common if not universal symptom in people with Parkinson’s. However, only a thorough history and physical exam can make the diagnosis. If your regular doctor hasn’t been able to help, you might see a neurologist, who is

an expert in making diagnoses about neurologic symptoms such as dizziness. There are many possible causes.

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was but I’m not sure if he is willing. — Brotherly Problems

DEAR BROTHERLY:The key ingredients in reconciliation are: Fully acknowledging your own behavior (without justifying or rehashing the elements that drove you to it), saying you are sorry and asking for forgiveness. If you have done these things, be patient. Then contact your brother casually — by phone or text — and ask him to hang with you. If there is an errand you can

run, or a task you can perform (perhaps for another family member), ask him if he wants to join you. Sometimes it’s a little easier to ease back into a relationship through a shared activity.

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